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Entrepreneurs in New York and California are using former prisons to cultivate cannabis
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Legislation that would expunge records for marijuana possession has stalled, in the meantime, entrepreneurs in weed legal states are bringing attention to the impact criminalization of weed has on communities. NBC News’ Hallie Jackson explains how some companies in California and New York are now making use of former prisons to grow cannabis. Feb. 24, 2022
